Mini Desktop for Raspberry Pi or similar

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This is a screen/power supply combo for use with Raspberry Pis, Banana Pis or similar single-board computers. I used bjoerngiesler's touch monitor case (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:298272) and parts from lima's monitor holder (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398147) along with some housing components for this power supply which can deliver enough 12V power to the display, plus 3.7 Amps @ 5VDC – a sufficient amount of juice even to run a Banana Pi paired with a SATA hard drive: http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/Nzg5OTQ2OTk-/Stromversorgung/Netzgeraete/Festspannungs_Netzgeraete/Schaltnetzteil_VOLTEK_SPEC7188B.html Instructions You'll need: bjoern's display housing (front and back) olima's monitor arm along with the mounting plate for the case (I removed the second one in Cura since I didn't require it) all STL files for this thing, including monitor base, end caps 1 & 2 for power supply, as well as the 3 lids a push-button switch of 12 mm diameter (you can purchase an equivalent item: http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/MTM1OTc1OTk-/Bauelemente_Bauteile/Mechanische_Bauelemente/Schalter_Taster/Einbau_Druckschalter_PBS_11A.html) a 9-pin female connector a 9-pin male connector along with its housing a micro-USB cable to power your single-board computer an adapter cable containing the required plug for powering a display module some M3x10 mm screws as well as corresponding nuts M6 screws and corresponding nuts Mount the monitor base onto the power supply by utilizing three 3.0 x 1.25 inch screw, secure the female sub-d connector, as well as the push-button switch to power supply end part then use wire connectors supplied in your box & connect cables provided for this power source unit with aforementioned components: I connected white and grey wires respectively using electrical connections – now both can be controlled simultaneously!